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Feldkircher Lyrikpreis

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The Feldkirch Poetry Prize, in German Feldkircher Lyrikpreis, was initiated by Erika Kronabitter, an Austrian artist and writer, and is awarded annually by the Theater am Saumarkt in Feldkirch, Vorarlberg/Austria. The sponsors include the Austrian government, the local authorities of Vorarlberg as well as private banks. In 2003, the poetry prize was awarded for the first time.

On an international basis, poets are invited to submit their German-language poems. The jury is composed by German philologists and poets. The awarded poets are presented to the public during autumn each year. The winners' texts are archived in the Library of Vorarlberg.

Awarded Writers

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2023

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  1. Sabine Göttel
  2. Slata Roschal
  3. Audience Prize Ulrike Titelbach

2022

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  1. Ann Kathrin Ast
  2. Philipp Hauser ex aequo with Armin Steigenberger
  3. Audience Prize Sascha Kokot

2021

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  1. Sarah Rinderer
  2. Martin Piekar
  3. Elke Laznia

2020

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  1. Tobias Pagel
  2. Simone Schabert
  3. Monika Vasik

2019

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  1. Lars Arvid Brischke
  2. Joseph Felix Ernst
  3. Norbert Kröll

2018

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  1. David Fuchs
  2. Bastian Schneider
  3. Manuela Bibrach

2017

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  1. Thomas Amann
  2. Johannes Tröndle ex aequo with Bernd Marcel Gonner

2016

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  1. Arnold Maxwill
  2. Hartwig Mauritz

2015

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  1. Susanne Eules
  2. Christoph Szalay

2014

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  1. Axel Görlach
  2. Anja Kampmann
  3. Ute Dietl

2013

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  1. Tabea Xenia Magyar and Tristan Marquardt (D)
  2. Sibylla Vričić Hausmann (D)
  3. Sandra Hubinger (A)
  4. Special award: Martin Amanshauser (A)

2012

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  1. Elisabeth Steinkellner
  2. Sascha Kokot and Andra Schwarz

2011

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  1. Tobias Falberg
  2. C. H. Huber
  3. Claudia Scherer

2010

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  1. Kenah Cusanit
  2. Regina Hilber
  3. Udo Kawasser

2009

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  1. Marcus Pöttler
  2. Silke Peters and Thilo Krause (ex aequo)

2008

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  1. Andreas Neeser
  2. Martin Strauß
  3. Lina Hofstädter

2007

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  1. Klaus Händl
  2. Bernhard Saupe
  3. Alexandra Lavizzari
  4. Thomas Steiner

2006

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  1. Adelheid Dahimène
  2. Christine Haidegger
  3. Ludwig Laher
  4. Hans Eichhorn

2005

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  1. Knut Schaflinger
  2. Julia Rhomberg
  3. Udo Kawasser
  4. Klaus Ebner

2004

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  1. Elsbeth Maag
  2. Knut Schaflinger
  3. Lisa Mayer
  4. Gertrude Pieber-Prem
  5. Sabine Eschgfäller
  6. Udo Kawasser and Walter Pucher

2003

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  1. Elfriede Kehrer
  2. Norbert Mayer
  3. Walter Pucher
  4. Mechthild Podzeit-Lütjen
  5. Ulrike Ulrich
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Sources

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  • Austrian newspaper Vorarlberger Nachrichten
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